If this helps convince Hahn, KW, etc. to break this thing down and build it up, GOOD.

I'm not sure I want Hahn and KW rebuilding this thing. They helped get us in this mess in the first place. I'm for cleaning house, even if it means losing for a few years as the new regime builds the franchise back up.

I guess I'll add something....I'm 57 and have been a Sox fan forever. Got that way from my Mom and Dad.

My Mom has been gone for a few years, but when she was really MAD, she'd start yelling in Polish. I'll bet somewhere in heaven St. Peter is covering his ears right about now.

I've lived through some really bad teams, but this year takes the cake. No fight mixed with dumb play. I suffer through winter here in Michigan counting the days until baseball season. Now I wonder how many days until football begins because this is just too bad to watch.

Go Blue!

Last edited by nsolo; 05-30-2013 at 05:35 PM.
Reason: to mad to type well

This has to be the absolute low point since 2005. We need MAJOR CHANGE and we need it now.

It's bad but I remember a series in 07 against the Twins that was way more embarrassing, one against the Red Sox in I think 09 was another one.
That being said It's time for a shakeup, it's time for some kind of rebuild, when all we did was sign Keppinger in the off-season I just scratched my head and said to myself what does the brain trust have in mind.

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I'm not sure I want Hahn and KW rebuilding this thing. They helped get us in this mess in the first place. I'm for cleaning house, even if it means losing for a few years as the new regime builds the franchise back up.

Bad things happen when you can't pitch, hit, or catch. The Alexei\De Aza mental blunders continued today as De Aza blew a chance to get anything going by getting thrown out by 20 feet at second base. Of course, the slam by Wood came after we couldn't catch an infield pop-up. The only thing worse than watching the Sox right now is listening to Todd Hollandsworth on the CSN postgame.

JR is responsible for who he employs. And it is clear he values loyalty over performance excellence. That is the problem.

I don't fault this organization's pitching philosophy.

But their ability to draft, develop and coach position players is abysmal.

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